The Dramatic Works of John Ford: With an Introduction, and Notes Critical and Explanatory, Volume 1J. & J. Harper, 1831 - English drama |
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... faith upon the tenters . - Prithee , Pelias , Where didst thou learn this language ? Pel . I this language ? Alas , sir , we that study words and forms VOL . I. - 5 Of compliment , must fashion all discourse According to the.
... faith upon the tenters . - Prithee , Pelias , Where didst thou learn this language ? Pel . I this language ? Alas , sir , we that study words and forms VOL . I. - 5 Of compliment , must fashion all discourse According to the.
Page 51
... thou might'st think I fawn'd on [ thee ] -a sin Friendship was never guilty of ; for flattery Is monstrous in a true friend . Men . Does the court Wear the old looks too ? Amet . If thou mean'st the prince , It does . He's the same ...
... thou might'st think I fawn'd on [ thee ] -a sin Friendship was never guilty of ; for flattery Is monstrous in a true friend . Men . Does the court Wear the old looks too ? Amet . If thou mean'st the prince , It does . He's the same ...
Page 54
... Thou hast discours'd A truth of mirth and pity.2 Men . I repriev'd The intended execution with entreaties , And interruption . But , my princely friend , It was not strange the music of his hand Did overmatch birds , when his voice and ...
... Thou hast discours'd A truth of mirth and pity.2 Men . I repriev'd The intended execution with entreaties , And interruption . But , my princely friend , It was not strange the music of his hand Did overmatch birds , when his voice and ...
Page 55
... thou art doubly welcome : I will not lose the sight of such a rarity For one part of my hopes . When do you intend To visit my great - spirited sister ? Men . May I Without offence ? Amet . Without offence ! -Parthenophill Shall find a ...
... thou art doubly welcome : I will not lose the sight of such a rarity For one part of my hopes . When do you intend To visit my great - spirited sister ? Men . May I Without offence ? Amet . Without offence ! -Parthenophill Shall find a ...
Page 57
... thou art his forerunner ! Pel . Prithee , hear me . Instead of a fine guarded ' page we have got him A boy , trick'd up in neat and handsome fashion ; Persuaded him , that ' t is indeed a wench , And he has entertain'd him ; he does ...
... thou art his forerunner ! Pel . Prithee , hear me . Instead of a fine guarded ' page we have got him A boy , trick'd up in neat and handsome fashion ; Persuaded him , that ' t is indeed a wench , And he has entertain'd him ; he does ...
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